Cottrell ‘salutes’ Indian blind cricket team

Sheldon Cottrell posted pictures with the Indian players, who were seen doing the West Indian’s signature celebratory step - the salute.

The Indian blind team is on a maiden visit to Jamaica for a limited-overs series against Jamaican blind team.

West Indies pacer Sheldon Cottrell paid rich tribute to the Indian blind cricket team, the reigning world champion, when the cricketers visited him at his Army base camp in Jamaica.

It’s Indian blind team’s maiden visit to Jamaica, where it will lock horns with the Jamaican blind team in a limited-overs series, featuring three ODIs and two Twenty20 Internationals.

Cottrell posted his pictures with the Indian players, who were seen doing the West Indian’s signature celebratory step - the salute.

“The Indian Blind Cricket team have made an historic visit to Jamaica - I met them at my work place - my army base Up Camp Park. #salute to these men and their achievements,” Cottrell tweeted.

“You can follow the World Champions here - @blind_cricket ... Goodluck to my Jamaican countrymen also. #CABI #windies,” read his other tweet.

The Indian Blind Cricket team have made an historic visit to Jamaica - I met them at my work place - my army base Up Camp Park. #salute to these men and their achievements pic.twitter.com/lCCgzgPhqt

— Sheldon Cotterell (@SaluteCotterell) July 23, 2019